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Dr. Caroline Muirhead
I recently watched the three-part documentary, Should I Marry a Murderer? I wasn’t even that interested based on the title (sounded like sensationalism click-bait), but it was the numbe...
I spent March 16-21 in New York City—I received a grant from MSU-Mankato to conduct research in the Truman Capote papers at the New York Public Library. Rather than one long Substack about the trip, I’ll be breaking it up into shorter posts...
The fabulous people at the Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop have launched an independent press—Lost Kite Editions. Part of their mission states: “Our books seek to reshape the literary landscape by creating space for voices and literary pr...
I was 11 when I first read this book:
My original copy.
My mom bought it for me.
The year was 1986, so that should explain some things—Boomer parents raising Gen X children were generally clueless and/or didn’t really care. I was alread...
My complimentary author copies of my recent children’s nonfiction books came yesterday:
It’s always fun to open a box of your books!
If my count is correct, these are the 29th and 30th books I’ve written for the children’s educational ma...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a writer and teacher of creative nonfiction. My current project is a collection of essays about true crime narratives.
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